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Ghana Presses On With Its Sustainable Ocean Plan With A training On Marine Spatial Planning - Vimarsana News

Ghana Presses On With Its Sustainable Ocean Plan With A training On Marine Spatial Planning

Ghana Presses On With Its Sustainable Ocean Plan With A training On Marine Spatial Planning

Ghana Presses On With Its Sustainable Ocean Plan With A training On Marine Spatial Planning - Vimarsana News

Ghana Presses On With Its Sustainable Ocean Plan With A training On Marine Spatial Planning

Ghana Presses On With Its Sustainable Ocean Plan With A training On Marine Spatial Planning

NJ offshore wind is back — 2 new projects win approval - Vimarsana News

NJ offshore wind is back — 2 new projects win approval

New Jersey is pushing ahead with Gov. Phil Murphy's green energy agenda with two newly approved offshore wind projects.

Source: wobm.com
NJ OKs two new offshore wind farms that would be farther from shore and beachgoers' view - Vimarsana News

NJ OKs two new offshore wind farms that would be farther from shore and beachgoers' view

New Jersey utility regulators have given preliminary approval to two new wind farms off the state's coast. And both would be considerably farther offshore than...

New Jersey OKs two new offshore wind farms that would be farther from shore and beachgoers' view, ET EnergyWorld - Vimarsana News

New Jersey OKs two new offshore wind farms that would be farther from shore and beachgoers' view, ET EnergyWorld

Both the projects chosen by the state Board of Public Utilities would be considerably farther offshore than earlier projects that generated significant opposition from onshore communities, one of whose concerns was that the turbines would be visible on the horizon from the beach.